MyNeuPath Long Beach
A boutique TMS and integrative mental wellness clinic in Long Beach.
MyNeuPath serves patients across Long Beach, Lakewood, Signal Hill, and the South Bay with coordinated TMS, PrTMS, ketamine, EMDR, therapy, and medication management. We are a coastal, university-adjacent clinic with easy parking and an unhurried treatment rhythm — designed for the repeated visits that neuromodulation care requires.
Clinic information
Address
3646 Long Beach Blvd. Suite 210
Long Beach, CA 90807-6034
The clinic is in the Bixby Knolls neighborhood, about ten minutes north of downtown Long Beach and a few minutes from the 405 and 710 freeways.
Hours
Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Consultation availability varies by provider schedule. TMS courses are typically scheduled in the same time slot each weekday over four to six weeks; we work with your work and family schedule to find a slot that you can keep.
Contact
Phone: (562) 687 2945
Email: clinic@myneupath.com
The fastest way to start is a short phone call with our care coordinator. Please do not send sensitive medical details by email — we will discuss those securely on the phone or at your appointment.
Parking
Free parking is available in the building's lot and on Long Beach Blvd. Suite 210 is on the second floor; elevator access is available from the lobby.
If you are coming for a repeated TMS course, ask the front desk about the most convenient parking spot for your usual appointment time.
Public transit
The clinic is served by Long Beach Transit. The Metro A Line at Wardlow Station is about a fifteen-minute walk south.
For patients traveling daily for a TMS course, we can help coordinate transportation logistics if rides or rideshares are part of your plan.
Accessibility
The building has step-free access from the parking lot and an elevator to the second floor. The waiting room and treatment rooms are wheelchair accessible.
If you have a specific accessibility need, please mention it on your intake call so we can prepare ahead of your visit.
What to expect when you arrive.
- Check in at the second-floor reception desk. Bring your insurance card, a list of current and past medications with doses, prior treatment notes if available, and any specific questions you want answered before deciding on a treatment plan.
- Meet with a care coordinator. Before your clinical evaluation, our coordinator reviews your insurance benefits, confirms the visit purpose, and answers practical questions about cost, timing, and what the evaluation will cover.
- Clinical evaluation with a psychiatrist or PMHNP. A 45 to 60 minute conversation about what has been tried, what worked, what didn't, and what makes sense as the next step — TMS, PrTMS, ketamine, EMDR, therapy, a medication review, or some combination. We don't rush this step.
- A written, measured plan. You leave with a plain-language summary of what was discussed, what is recommended, what it will cost after insurance, and what the next concrete step looks like.